I am not generally a big fan of girlie pink, but I AM happy with the way this card turned out. I based my design on an old sketch challenge from CAS(E) this Sketch...
Birthday card featuring the masking technique and sentiment from And Many More (134276) |
The sentiment, from the And Many More set, is stamped in Strawberry Slush and then trimmed with the Banner punch. I embellished it with a bit of Strawberry Slush thick Baker's Twine, a glimmer star and a Vintage Faceted button before adhering it to the card with dimensionals.
Inside view with another sentiment from the Any Many More set. |
The ONLY thing that is saving me from utter dispair over the end of my month of total freedom is the fact that August brings the Holiday Catty pre-order for demonstrators!! I am so in love with just about everything in this new catalogue that I simply cannot wait to get my order in. I'll be up at the crack of dawn tomorrow placing my order in the hope that it ships out by the weekend. That means I'll have my goodies by next weekend...woohoo! So many fun new products to play with!!
Very fun & fresh card Leena - you do pink so well. And I love the way you did the shading on the circles.
ReplyDeleteI'm really looking forward to seeing the Holiday Catty!!
What a super fun card! Love the circles! Really like the glimmer star! Thanks so much for joining us at Sunday Stamps for our pink color challenge! Hope you will create with us again
ReplyDeleteI love the layout of this card and all those fabulous pink circles! The sparkly star really adds a nice touch. Thanks so much for joining us at Sunday Stamps!
ReplyDeleteI love how you made your circles with sponging several shades. The silver star looks great too! Thanks for playing along with us at Sunday Stamps this fortnight--please join us again soon!
ReplyDelete:) Marie
This is so pretty.. I love the color on those circles. Thanks for joining us at Sunday Stamps.
ReplyDeleteI love this card but I don't understand how you colored the circles. Did you color the sticky notes and then pasted them down on the card, or what. For some reason I am not understanding this and it is just me because the other that have commented seem to understand. Sorry.
ReplyDeleteLinda D.
Hi Linda,
DeleteTo create the circles I punched the sticky notes to create a hole in each one. Then I used the sticky note as a stencil and sponged inside the hole. Does that help? Hope so...it's a fun technique!